The new measures on visas drive companies to move strategic and innovation operations to global capacity centers in India.
H-1B visas restrictions increase pressure on US companies that depend on foreign talent.
The Visas restrictions imposed by Donald Trump They are taking American companies to move More critical work to Indiaa global capacity center that already manages operations that go From finance to research and development. The measure increases pressure on companies that depend on qualified foreign talent.
The fifth world economy houses 1,700 Global Capacity Centers (CGG)more than half of the world total, which went from offering basic technical support to become Innovation poles in areas such as Automotive design and drug discovery. According to Rohan Lobo, partner and leader of the CCG industry in Deloitte India: “CCG countries are in a privileged position for this time. They act as an internal engine ready to operate.”
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Visas artificial intelligence acceleration and policies
Trends such as the growing adoption of artificial intelligence and migratory restrictions are redefining the work strategies of US companies. Lobo added that “There are already plans in progress” to transfer high value strategic functions, especially in financial services and technology, and between Companies with federal contracts in the US.
The cost of visas and pressure on companies
Trump raised recently The cost of new VISA AU $ S100,000 applicationsfrom a range of U $ 2,000 to U $ S5,000while senators again present projects to harden the rules. This generates that companies transfer artificial intelligence work, product development, cybersecurity and analysis to Indian CCGs, maintaining strategic functions internally.
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Lalit Ahuja, founder of ANSR, said: “There is a feeling of urgency”highlighting that many companies are already accelerating the relocation of work to India. It is expected that by 2030, India will house the CCG of More than 2,200 companieswith a market close to US $ 100 billion. As Ahuja concluded, “this ‘gold fever’ will only accelerate.”
Source: Ambito
